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Open Access Risiken durch Mikroplastik und die Ambivalenz von Plastikkreisläufen: Ein sozial-ökologischer Aufriss

Plastikmüll in den Weltmeeren, Verschmutzung der Binnengewässer und Straßenränder, unsichtbares Mikroplastik in Kosmetika, Reinigungsmitteln und Trinkwasser: Die Problematik durch Kunststoffabfälle und die noch kaum untersuchte Gefahr von Plastikpartikeln in unserer Nahrungskette gelangen zunehmend ins Bewusstsein einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit und in den Fokus von Politik und Wissenschaft.

Keywords: JPI Oceans; life cycle assessment; microplastics; recycling; sustainable consumption

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: January 1, 2015

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